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ifEDFOTCT) MAIL TRTBTJNE. fEDFOTvD. OREGON. SUNDAY. MAY 22. '1D38 PAGE FTVBi St. Mark's Episcopal K. S. Bartlara, Rector Holy communion, 8 a. m. Morning prayer and sermon, 11 a.m. Church school, 9:46 a. m. The Salvation Army 236 North Bertlett street. Adit, and Mrs. Q. R. Durham, com mending officers: Lieut. David Luntz, assistant. 11 a. m., morning holiness meeting 2 p. m., Sunday school; classes for all ares. 3:15 p. m.f Toung People's League at the Girls' Community club. , 7:30 p. m., open air meeting on South Front street. 8 p. m.. Salvation meeting led by the Corps Cadets In observance of Corps Cadet Sunday. You will al ways be welcome at the Army. Free Methodist Church 337 West 10th Street Sunday school, 9:48 a.m. Mrs. jC. B. Starkey, the superinten dent, says the school Is growing In every way and something doing every minute. The Misses Barbara Ganfleld and Maxlnc Blass will bring a special number In song. Sermon by the pastor, 11 a.m. Junior band, 6:80 p.m. t Evangelistic service, 7:30 p. m. Special singing at each service. Mid-week service Wednesday, 7:80 p. m. O. B. Starkey, Paator. Main Street Methodist Church (The gray brick church) Dr. Jouett P. Bray, pastor. Church school at 9:45 a. m. R. J. Bills, general superintendent. Mrs. Roberts, superintendent of Junior department. There Is not a better school to attend in Med ford. Preaching at 11 a. m. Topic. 'Aldersgate Commemoration." Young People's and Fellowship club meets at 7 p. m. Preaching at 8 p. m. All the members of the church and other Methodists that do not attend regularly elsewhere should by all means attend the 11 o'clock service. The Apostolic Faith Devotional and praise service Sun day morning at 10:30. Real live evangelistic service Sun day evening at 7:30. Sabbath school for the young on Sunday at 9:00 a. m. Tuesday, Thursday and Friday eve ning at 7:45. The Mammond electric organ leads the song service. Sacred program of music by the orchestra on Sunday avenlng. Special singing at each service. The whole truth preached without fear or favor. Everybody welcome. A collection is never taken. Church of God Haven and Holly streets. Come to Sunday school at 9 :45 a. m. Herman Dressier is our sup erintendent. You will enjoy our school. This la the lest time you will hear Pastor Robert Mullen as Sunday Is his last day here. Message will be "Cooperation." The hour Is 10 :45 a. m. At' 8:45 p. m. Is the young people's meeting. A farewell message to the young people by Brother and Slater Mullen. Then In the evening another mes sage by the pastor entitled "Hope ful." Come and make the Church of Ood your church. First Methodist Episcopal Church West Main and Laurel street, Joseph Knotts, minister. - 9:45 a. m., Sunday school. Mr. E. J. Neumann, superintendent. 11 a. m., celebration of the two hundredth anniversary of the "Al dersgate Experience of John Wesley" occurs this week. The sermon, "The Spiritual Birth of John Wesley." Anthem. "On Life's Highway," by Bertrand-Brown. Solo, "The Lord Is My Light." by Allltsen. sung by Mrs. Helen High Pierce. Prelude hymn, "How Can I But Love Him"; offertory, "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot." Negro spiritual; posttude. "Benediction," by Wely. Mrs. Elsie Carlton Strang, di rector. Mrs. Doris Condlt Lants, organist. On account of the union bacca laureate service at the high school there will be no young people's meet ing or other service at the church tonight. Tuesday. 6:30 p. m., a pot luck supper honoring all members received this conference year. Address on John Wesley by Dr. S. W. Hall of Salem. Quarterly. conference and annual re ports of all the organizations of the local church. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Central Arenue Church of Chrift. Central Ave. and Jackson St. W. E. Stram. minister-evangel tst. Residence. 440 N. Front street. 9:45 a. m., Bible school. Classes for all aces. Cleo Crowl, superintendent. 10:45 a. m., morning worship. Lord's supper and sermon, "At the Feet of Jesus, Rejoicing In Spite of Difficulties." Marjorle Pierce will sing "Beside Still Waters." 7:00 p. m four Bible study and discussion groups. 8 00 p. m., evangelistic song service and sermon. "Ready for Examina tions." Special music. Midweek prayer and praise service Wednesday, 8:00 p. rrr. at the Taber nacle. The public Is cordially Invited to attend any of services. Why leave a grave unmarked when iou ran mark It with a beautiful and durable BRONZE MARKER of quality at o little rvpenser Let us help O .'ou olte tour mark er problem. The M. T. Burns Agency It, . Main phnn !!R. h!and Phoenix Christian Church Norman Fraley, minister. '10:00, Blbfo school Frank Hous ton, superintendent. 11:00, communion service at the church. Baccalaureate service at the Presbyterian church, 9 :00, Junior Christian Endeavor; Mrs. Garrison, advisor. All Jurilors are cordially Invited. 6:30, Christian Endeavor. 7:30. evening worship: old-time song service. Sermon: "The Tragedy of the Age." Zlon English Lutheran Church W. 4th St. at Oakdale. Werner Jessen, pastor. Sunday school. 10:00 a. m. Worship service. 11:00 p. m. During the worship this morning a large. beautiful oil painting, "Come Unto Me" will be dedicated. Beginning Tuesday, May 31, our church will conduct a dally vacation Bible school for two weeks. School hours, 9:00 a. m. to 11:30 a. m. Beginning the first Sunday in June our worship service will be conducted from 8:30 to 9:30 a. m. If you have no church home you are Invited to worship with us. First Church of Christ, Scientist Authorized branch of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ Scientist, In Boston, Mass. Services are held every Sunday at 11 o'clock, church edifice, 212 North Oakdale. Subject for Sunday, May 22. "Soul and Body." Wednesday evening church meet ing. Including testimonials of Chris tian Science healing at 8:00 o'clock The reading room, which Is located In 414 and 416 Medford Center build ing, la open dally from 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. The librarian Is In attend ance from 10 to 4. at which time the Bible and all authorized Christian Science literature may be read, bor rowed or purchased. The public Is cordially Invited to attend the services' and visit the reading rooms. St. Peter's Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod) E. Main and Portland Ave. Harry H. Young, pastor. Sunday school this mcrnlng tat 10:00. No Bible class this morning. Divine worship at 11:00. Theme: "The Most Important Question and Its Answer." Since the pastor Is assisting In dedicating the Lutheran church In Dunsmulr this morning, the reader, Mr. W. W. Thiede. Is leading the service here this morning No evening worship this evening. Confirmation instruction tomorrow evening at 7:30. Bible hl3tory class Wednesday eve ning at 8:00. Ascension service Thursday eve ning at 8:00. Theme: "The Moaning of the Savior's Ascension." Because of the special service Thursday eve ning the Sunday school teachers meeting will be dropped this time. Members of the Y. P. S. will go on an outing today after the service. Visitors are always welcome. First Christian Church Ninth and Oakdale. James M. Hamilton, pastor. Effle Herbert Kurtz, music di rector. Mabel Sims, Instrumental music. Ralph L. Cook, church 6chool su perintendent. . Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Every man's Community class In the court house. Morning worship. 11 o'clock. Prel ude, "Supplication" by Haydn. Offer tory, "Allegro" by Spross. Anthem "A Nation's Prayer" by Ashford. Ser mon, "Some Thoughts On the Aim of Christianity." There will be no young people's meetings or evening church service In our church on Sunday night, because we are co-ope rating In the baccalaureate services to be held In the Senior High school tonight at 8 o'clock. Will you please watch the paper this week for the announcement of the coming of the "Cotton Blossom Singers" from Plney Woods school in Mississippi, to our church on next Sunday night. May 29. at 8 o'clock. Phoenix Presh.vterlan Church E. F. McFarland, pastor. Bible school with classes for all meets promptly at 10 o'clock. Mrs Mlna White, superintendent. Morning worship Is at 11 o'clock The baccalaureate service for the graduating class of the Phoenix high school will be held. Subject of ser mon: "A Sense of Real Values." Intermediate society of young peo ple meets at 7:00 o'clock In the church parlor' under direction Mrs Jock Carr. Senior society of youni? people meets at same hour In the Sunday school auditorium. Leader is Lewis Newbry. Evening worship 8:00 o'clock. Sub ject of discourse "The Lamb of God Opens the Sealed Book." Mid-week prayer service Wednes day afternoon at 4:00 o'clock at the manse. On Friday night George T. Davis, deputation secretary of the Africa Inland Mission, will speak at 8:00 o'clock on the work of the mission In Africa and show slides of the work. Public la cordially Invited to all services. arsr ... MII'IIHIUILP Minium f I 1 W ft' 1 Full Gospel Church Newtown street near .West Main Leonard Weston, pastor. 1 Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Morning worship, 11 o'clock. Evangellstlo service. 7:45 p. m. Midweek services Include Bible study Wednesday night, and "family night" Friday with special attractions for the children. Come be refreshed by the word of God. The First Baptist Church Fifth and North Central Walford A. Dawes, pastor. Bible school, 9:45. Morning worship, 11 o'clock. Ser mon: "Restitution of All Things ' Choir anthem, "Rise My Soul," by Slegcl. B. Y. P. U., 8:30. There will be no evening service as we Join In the baccalaureate serv ice at the high school. First Presbyterian Church Dr. Sherman L. Divine, pastor, residence, 27 Ross Court, phone 194 Morning worship, 11 a. m., with sermon: "The Grand Octave." Eva Hazelrlgg Marsh, organist and direc tor. Prelude, "Pilgrims Chorus" (War ner); quartette, "Dream of Galilee' ( Morrison ) ; contralto solo, "How Beautiful Upon the Mountains" (Bar ker), Marguerite Luman. Monday, 6:30 p. m., officers ana teachers of church school meet at home of Supt. Maynard Putney, 41 King street, In pot luck supper conference. Pilgrim Holiness Church Corner East Jackson and Bessie, C. Edwin Cos. pastor. The Morgan evangelistic party arc still with us and will he heard three times on Sunday. At 11 a. m. Rev erend Morgan will preach, at 3 o'clock afternoonmass meeting, and at 7:30 In the evening. Their message in song Is soul In spiring, as well as in the preaching of the Word. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. You will feel a warm welcome to all these services. The Y. P. S. meets at 6:45. Midweek prayer service Wednesday. 7:45 p. m. Sunday evening will be the close of this campaign and your last chance to hear the Morgans at this time. Church of the N'azarene N. Holly at First. Fred M. Weather ford, pastor-evangelist. Topic at 10:45 a. m., "Good and Bad Roots." Special music will include a solo by Miss Evelyn Tomp kins; a duet by Miss Helen Wilson and Miss L. Melgan. Sunday school session at 9:45; Mrs Clara Caulklns, superintendent. Our new house of worship greatly raclll tates our program ' for expansion In the Sunday school for Christian edu cation. With our many new class. rooms and trained teachers we arc In position to adequately serve the public. No evening services at the church today in any of the departments as these are dismissed for the an nua, 1 baccalaureate services at high school. This church announces opening ol its annual dally vacation Bible school Wednesday, June 1. at 9 a. m. to continue to the closing day, Friday. June 17. The sessions will run from Monday to Friday and from 9 to 12 o'clock. Full announcement later. McLeod McLEOD, May 21. (Spl.) Mrs. Bruce Grieve and Mrs. Helen Axtell gave a stork shower for Mrs. Clifford Clark at the home of Mrs. Grieve Those present were Mesdames Lillian Moore, Velma Chapmen, Levlta Ne ville, Mln Rltchy. Zella Tullls, Oertlj and Meryle Carlton, Clara Gordon. Addle Vincent. Erma Bedlngfleld, Sylvia Nye, Katie Grieve. Tress) e Vaughn, Nora Robertson, Essie Saw yer, Maude Ditsworth and Mrs. Fitz gerald. Mr. and Mrs. A. Young and family Major George Owens, Captain Albert Anderson, Ueut tenant Brugger and Captain Melrlng. all of Medford fished In Butte Creek May 18. Guests at the Claud Close cabin on Butte Creek over the week end May 16 were Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith and son of Medford and Mr and Mrs. Leon Close of Chlloquln The h lgh school ploy, "Express Yourself," was presented at the Pros pect high school May 18 with a large attendance. Several musical number? were rendered by the school orchestra under leadership of R. D. Millard. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Broom fie Id anb children of Huntington Park. Calif, are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Conger. Jack Casey of Oakland, Calif., is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Casey, here. McLeod Extension unit met at the home of Mrs. Pearl Bendure May 11. Election of officers Included: presl- When In Grants Pass DINE AT NAUDIE'S Newest and finest cafe in Grant pass In the rentei w town Complete Lunches As Low As 35c You'll enjo out delicious food nd friendly lervlce. NANDIE'S CAFE no n. sixth at. nnint, p 1 ANNUAL PLAY DAY HELD BY SCHOOLS APPLEGATE REGION BIG APPLEGATE. May 91. (Spl.) Thursday was a big day for 175 grade school youngsters of the Applegate district who met at Ruch for sixth annual play day. Contrary to popular opinion, childhood does hav Its heartaches. A wee girl forgot her tennis shoes bought Just for the oc casion; prise ribbons wouldn't quite reach and soma had to be cut In half, a little boy felt quite sure he was being cheated. But these woes somehow were smoothed away in this glorious day of new dresses, races, and Ice cream. C. E. Gates of Medford was a guest speaker on the , forenoon program, which was held on an outdoor plat form decked with flowers and ever greens. Mr. Gates complimented the community on Its progressive spirit In promoting play day, and suggested that the neighborly attitude which It creates could extend even outside of this area through attendance of Medford business men. C. D. Conrad of Medford, county 4-H club leader, spoke on the 4-H work being carried on .In the Apple- gate schools, naming the projects studied In each school. He mentioned tfte possibility of exchange of projects between city and rural children. P. E Matheny, chairman of the Ruch-Steriing school board, gave the address of welcome, and Mat Ma theny acted as master of ceremonies Crowning of the May queen, Rosella Offenbacher of Beaver creek, as she sat on her throne together with the Maypole dance by pupils of Applegate school, beautifully climaxed the fore noon program. Flower girls for the queen were Janet Prowell and Lucille Culy of Beaver. She was crowned by Ruch-Sterllng girls, Elsie Kitchen acting as crown bearer, with Ina Belt West and Sena Hall ladies-in-waiting The program opened with the flag salute and community singing. which were followed by piano and vocal selections by Walter and June Medley of Little Applegate; play. 'The Sick Doll," and "Picnic Song,' by Forest Creek; rhythm band selec tion by Thompson Creek recitation by Dorothy Chadwtck of Union town r songs by Union town and Watklnt schools: folk dances and harmonica bond selections by Beaver and Ruch Referees for the track events which occupied the afternoon were Miss Phyllis C rouse and Jess Barton of the Southern Oregon Normal school Mrs. Kathryn Denser of Applegate acted as general chairman for the day. All enjoyed the picnic lunch spread on Individual tables assigned to each school. All local schools closed Friday with exception of Ruch. which will close May 37. ' Winners In track events for the young group arc as follows: Potato race Georgia Benedict, Ap plegate, first; June Medley, Little Applegate, second; Jean Crenshaw Applegate,, third. Girls' three-legged race Georgia Benedict and Ladona Gibson. Apple gate, first; Barbara Dawson, Watklns and Jean Hanson, second. Boys' three-legged race Fritz Of fenbacher and Bob Wallace, Apple gate, first; Howard Kuzel, Little Ap plegate, and Dean Phillips, Beaver second; Roll In Crump, Little Apple gate, and Jack Rlchey, Applegate. third. Wheelbarrow race John Stafford and Lee Hall, Ruch, first; L. C. Ben nett and Stanford Worts. Ruch, sec ond: Fritz Offenbacher and Bob Wallace, third. Girls' sack race Jean Crenshaw, first; Ladonna Gibson, second; Bon- dent, Mrs. I. Lavln; vice president. Mrs. Edna Von Stein: treasurer. Mrs Luvlnta Sublette; secretary, Mrs. Pearl Bendure. Prospect high school motored to Medford May 20 to play baseball with Junior high. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION A Local Institution Dedicated To Serve Those Who Save 4 CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE 4 LUMP SUMS Any amount In multiples of $100 SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Any amount from $1.00 up All aeronntt fully I inured up to fWOO, hf the Federal flaring and tsan Insur ance Corp.. IVakhlniton, D. C. CALL OR R. F. KYLE, I 27 North Hollv fltreet. nl Con kiln. Forest Creek, third. Boys' sack race Lea Hall, first; Howard Xusel, Little Applegate, sec ond; Bob Wallace, third. Twenty-yard relay Applegate team, comprised of Frits Offenbacher, Silas Davis, Jack Richie and Dickie Franks, first; Little Applegate team com prised of Julia Scran ton, Helen Mc Intlre, June Medley, and Col lata West, second; Ruch team comprised of Lee Hall, Homer Mead, Homer King, and Stanford Worts, third. Olrli1 SS-yard dash Temple Rose. Applegate, first; Jean Crenshaw, sec ond; Helen Mclntlre. third. Boys' 35-yard dash Jack Richie, first; Silas Davis, second; Lee Hall, third. Winners la the older group an as follows: Standing broad Jump (girls 9 to 13) Delorls Chad wick.. Union town, first; Helen Mclntlre, second: Martha Mead, Forest Creek, third. Result of boys' Jump were not available. Standing broad Jump (girls over 13) Edith Reynolds, Ruch, first; Ellen Wall, Ruch, second; Elva Chest nut, Forest Creek, third. Standing broad Jump (boy& over 13) Everett Bee be. Thompson Creek, first; Eddie Hall, Ruch, second; Ron ald Montgomery, Watklns, third. High Jump Dale Montgomery, Wat klns, first; Walter Offenbacher Beav er, second; Billy Campbell, Ruch, third. Running broad jump Everett Beebe, first; Ronald Montgomery, second; Allan Hawkins, Ruch, third. Chinning (girls 9 to 13) Ladonna Gibson, first; Helen Mclntlre. second; Jean. Crenshaw, third. Chinning uirls over 13) Elinor Cor bin, Applegate, first; Viola Trusty. flwivcr vicvik, bcuuuu, viigtuia ley. Little Applegate, third. Chinning (boys 9 to 13) Gene Gibson, first; Bill Wright, Ruch, sec ond; Silas Davis, Applegate, third. Chinning (boys over 13) Kenneth Knapp, first; Eddie Hall, second; Allan Hawkins, third. Baseball throw Ronttld Montgom ery, first; Archie Kitchen, Ruch, sec ond; Eddie Hall, third. Y Girls' 60-yard dash Evelyn Byrne Beaver C;eek, first; Carolyn Benedict, Applegate, second; Jean Crenshaw, third. Boys' 60-yard dash Norma Kubll, Applegate, first; Walter Offenbacher second; Dale Montgomery, third. Girls' 75-yard dash Elva Chest nut, first; Edith Reynolds, second; Ellen Wall, third. . Boys' 75-yard dash Wesley Davis. Applegate, first; Everett Beebe, sec ond; Ronald Montgomery, tntrd. Girls' sack race Ellen Wall, first; Ladonna Gibson, second; Viola Trus ty, third. Three-legged race Helen Balder ston, Thompson Creek,, and Beulah Boldereton, Applegate, first; Elinor Corbin and Jean Crenshaw, second. Clara Faye McK.ee and Rosella Of fenbacher, Beaver Creek, third. Forty-yard relay Ruch team com prised of Allan Hawkins, Kenneth Knapp, Edith Reynolds, and Eddie Hall, first; Thompson Creek team comprised of Helen Balderston. Jean Moran, Everett Beebe, Albert Muster, second; Beaver Creek team, com prised of Evelyn Byrne, Elsie Diet rick, Clara Faye McKee, and Viola Trusty, third. Baseball players chosen from schools of the lower Applegate dis trict played a nine from schools of the upper section. The former won 18-4. JAMES ROOSEVELT TO GET PHYSICAL CHECK WASHINGTON, May 31. (AP) James Roosevelt, the president's son and secretary, said today be planned to enter the Mayo brothers hospital at Rochester, Minn., for check on a stomach' ailment from which he has been suffering. He said he would leave "When I can get off' and would probably be at the hospital three or four days. G. P. Man Dies GRANTS PAS3. May 31. (AP T. M. Taylor, 67, died at his home here today. He Is survived by his widow; two sons, J. 8. Taylor ot Laplne and David Taylor of Rose burg; and two daughters. Mrs. Lena Hoerger of Klamath Falls and Mrs. Ruth Bailor of Portland. WRIT! Secretary WW Telephone 1224 Dislikes Sleuths Sugar Gelse (above), film actress, otbalned a divorce In Los Angeles from J. George Wright, oil man, who she charged was so Jealous he hired a detective to shadow her. Her hus band, she said, admitted "nothing ever happened" when he had her watched. KLAMATH FALLS VOTES RECREATIONAL PROJECT KLAMATH FALLS. Ma; 31. (AP) Klamath Falls voters yesterday ap proved overwhelmingly a special half mill levy for recreational develop ment. The proposal, which carried every precinct by a comfortable margin, drew a favorable vote of 3,804 to 1.353. Too Late to Classify WANTED Man for bee work. Ap ply evening. Stewart, 830 Plum St. FOR SALE Slightly uaed oil stove. Bllzuueth Flick, Phoenix, Ore. BRAND NEW trailer home, going for 165. Terms. Also used trailer home, $S0: terms or will rent. Lay'a Auto Camp, Ashland, Ore. WANTED Carpenter to build house In exchange for 35 acre. Well lo cated; excellent soil. Route 3, Box 378, Medford. FOR SALE Light team. Ride or work. Roy A. Bolz, highway oouth of Phoenix. FOR BALE 26-acre ranch, well lo cated, good soil, Irrigated, modern Improvements; stock and equip ment; crop in. Priced to sell. At tractive terms. Box 3711, Tribune. LOWDEN hay tools and Eagle Claw hay forks, W, E. Alexander, Central Point. NOTICE, FARMERS 1 ' It will be to your lntrent to sae W. E. Alexander at Central Point be fore buying new or uaed farm ma- J chlnery, I Wa- fin f i i " j x rn iiii av , BY ftF HE mysterioiu figure vanished. Asey started in stopped short. Before him on the ground lay Timothy Carr. got biffed," explained Tim. "There are bad mans in the woods vith homicidal tendencies." Don't Miss This Salty i T This Thrilling Mail Tribune Serial Starts Sunday, May 29 Medford Mail Tribune FRONT ROOM for rent. 816 West 10th W. E. ALEXANDER, Central Point, headquarter! for genuine McCor-mlck-Deerlng repairs, P. & O. plows and tillage tools. BUILDINO MATERIAL BARGAINS Special prices on some LUMBER items, roonng materials, sash and doors and other Items too numer ous to mention. WHILE THEY LAST MEDFORD LUMBER COMPANY At 3d snd Fir Sis. FOR 5ALB Fresh tested cows, tam hesvy mules, F. V. Cook, Eagle rojnt. SHEEPMEN Losses through dogs shall be repoittd within 48 houra In order to secure compensstlon. DOO CONTROL BOARD. TRACTOR AND SPRAYER SALE 3 AUls-Chamlers 48h.p. logging true tors S21OO.00 1 Allls-Chalmera 50-h.p. tractor and angle olade Bulldoier S3SJO.00 1 W Cletrac Tractor 17500 150.00 11000 110.00 1 Fordaon Tractor . 1 Case Tractor 1 John Deere Tractor Mower.. 1 Bean 300-aallon tank, alx- horse engine iso 00 l uean sprayer. 300 - gallon tank, good condition 111.00 I Bran sprayer, 300-gallon tank, la-gallon pump 150.00 WALTER W. ABBEY, INC, 8th and Bartlett. PAINT, all oolors, per gallon, tl.SS. Roofing and Building Paper at a sav ing. Barb Wire, Fencing, Wire Screen and Chicken Netting, Rolls cut any dlmenalons. Fire Hose, Suction and Garden Hose, also large quantity of used Sprsy Hose. Pumps, all alms: Pipe and Fittings. new and used. Plumbing Fixtures at reaucea prices. 1 Used Maytag Washing Machtn at a oargain. 1 only. Majestic Refrigerator. 1 only, Frlgldalre. See these and save. Used Vaughan Drag Saw, good lhape and cheap. Tents and Tarpaulins, all sizes, new and used. New shipment of Shoes and Boots, priced from 3So and up. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 97 N. Grape St. Phone 1063. COME Where you can enjoy your meal and make yourself at home in oool and friendly surroundings LA TOSCA-Phoenix We serve only highest quality foods at popular prices. Let Mary and Mary and Al Plan Your Dinner and Parties We serve from 11 a. m. to 11 p. m, daily. " Please oall for Sunday reservations. MARY AND AL. PHOEBE ATWOOD pursuit, then FOR SALE OR TRADE Equity tm 1937 Lafayette Sedan, 1136 Court. 2-ROOM APT. Close In; summer rates. Phone 748 -M. LADY wishes work In esfe. RMer ences. Box 3666, Tribune. 1038 DODGE DeLuxe Sedan; new rub ber, heater. Looks like new. Very small mileage. 90 day guarantee. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth Distributors HAVE motor and chassis steam clean ed for summer driving at Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop. FRESH local asparagus, cut this morn ing, at Riverside Market, FOR SALE Used light fixtures for living room and dining room. Cheap, 111 Washington St. FRESH pink local strawberries a Riverside Market today. ICE CREAM Creamery - made, all flavors, 3SH quart. Riverside Market, WANTED Baby calves. Call Ran kin Estes, 1345-J. WANTED To buy for cash, goof used coupe of recent date. Address Box 3743. Tribune FOR SALE OR TRADE Cow and I calves, 6 stands bees. 3 fat hogs Will take piano, corn or barley. Turn west corner Rom Lane and McAndrews, 4th house on left. Jss. R. Llllle. FOR SALE 5 acres on Old Stags road. Beautiful building alts: good well, family fruit; Irrigated. L. O. Scott, 3 Vj mllea N. W. Central Point. FOR SALE Mowing machine, rake, wagon, 3-year-old colt, 3 acres with water. Rt. 3, Box 80, Medford. L. O. Wilson. ZINNIAS, tomato plants, So dos. 839 W. 13th. HIGH SCHOOL boy wants Job for summer. Call 603 So. Grape. WE have left about one Ion of good seed potatoes. Rather than let then) spoil we would sell them to some one on their own terms. Morton Milling Co., 10 w. Jackson St. Card Readings Madame A. Mueller. Honest and Reliable with best of reference. Readings $1.00. 723 Sherman Htrret. Phone 069-J -t TAYLOR rtmi.llUlllHlUlillJllll ,jr 5
